Greeting the Diminishing Storm
Greeting the Diminishing Storm
A floral fan floods the palate. Electric at first, a nip of macho chilli on the tip of the tongue, which then rhythmically softens its imprudencen all the while building up notes of velvety caramel. A burnt plain fading into the sunset.
Additional information
| 100% Agave | Espadín |
|---|---|
| Type of Mezcal | Joven (young) |
| Alc. % vol. | 48º |
| Maestro | Aureliano Hernández |
| Region & State | San Baltazar de Guevila, Oaxaca |
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